’26s Share What They Wish They Knew About the First-Year Social Scene

Before the frat ban ends on Nov. 1, members from the Class of 2026 doled out advice to first-years on how to approach the Greek social scene. 

The Epic of American Civilization: Orozco’s Legacy at Dartmouth

One writer explores the rich history of José Clemente Orozco’s “The Epic of American Civilization” and its special place in Dartmouth’s culture.

The Oldest Ivy League Marching Band Forges On

One writer explores the many quirks and traditions of the Dartmouth College Marching Band.

Pan-Asian Community Room found in ‘disarray’ between summer and fall term

PAC members did not report the incident to the Department of Safety and Security or other College officials. 

Researchers develop new model to determine cause behind dinosaur extinction

On Sept. 28, Alex Cox GR and earth sciences professor C. Brenhin Keller published a new statistical model that suggests a volcanic eruption led to the mass extinction of dinosaurs.  

Weekly Student Government Senate meeting discusses textbook accessibility, emergency safety

DSG also discussed CPR certifications and the mental health of student-athletes before a closed session on student concerns on the Israel-Gaza War.

A Culture of Climate Apathy?

One student details frustrations and wishes for sustainability efforts at Dartmouth. 

Staying Afloat: What Role Does the College Have in The Town’s Economy?

One writer explores how local Hanover businesses stay afloat and how they are affected by the Dartmouth community.

Reflection: A Rush Perspective A Year Removed

Connor Allen ’25 humorously reflects on the fraternity rush process.

Q&A with Geisel Director, Researcher and Professor Dr. Amber Barnato

One writer speaks with Barnato about her recent research grant on inequity in healthcare for adults with Alzheimer’s and dementia-related diseases.

Behind the Stage: Spotlight on the Programming Board

One writer explores the behind the scenes work of the Programming Board.

Editors' Note

Class of 2027 elects House Senators

First-year students elected one senator from each of the College’s six housing communities.

Frat ban extends to Nov. 1, new policy made permanent

The Greek Leadership Council voted to make the frat ban extend until Nov. 1 this year, pushing the date back for logistical and safety considerations. 

Twenty members of Class of 2024 inducted into Phi Beta Kappa

On Oct. 12, Dartmouth’s Phi Beta Kappa chapter welcomed 20 seniors and awarded 43 juniors the Sophomore Prize for high academic merit.

Rockefeller Center, Dartmouth Political Union co-host North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum

Burgum, who is running for the 2024 Republican presidential nomination, discussed his campaign platform.

Review: New Album ‘Something To Give Each Other’ Celebrates Self-Discovery and Freedom

Troye Sivan’s new album proves his musical maturity with songs that are emotionally complex and consistently engaging.

Review: Ed Sheeran’s New Album ‘Autumn Variations’ is a Triumph Teeming with Vulnerability and Raw Emotion

The pop star’s newest album about his fourteen closest relationships contains a wide range of human experience and emotion.

Women’s golf closes out fall season with three runner-up finishes

Women’s golf competed at the Quinnipiac Classic where captains Katherine Sung ’24 and Penelope Tir ’24 placed 5th and 6th. The Big Green reflect on their team’s diverse skill set and chemistry as they move indoors.

Men’s tennis sees five members advance to play in ITA Super Regionals this weekend

On Oct. 6 through Oct. 9 men’s tennis competed fiercely—showing their strong suit in doubles play and the strength and support they have for one another.